Kayadu Lohar made her Tamil film debut in the movie ‘Dragon,’ which stars Pradeep Ranganathan. She became the talk of the town after she recently admitted to using public relations strategies to boost her film career. During a promotional event for the film, Pradeep reviewed her phone and questioned her about a certain app, revealing her approach.
Kayadu spoke frankly about her PR tactics, and this moment went viral on social media. She starred in ‘Dragon,’ directed by Ashwath Marimuthu, alongside Ranganathan, and her comments have gained significant attention.
Kayadu Lohar Comment That Went Viral
Kayadu Lohar and Pradeep Ranganathan were talking when they decided to swap phones, much like a scene in Pradeep’s movie, ‘Love Today.’ While Pradeep looked through Kayadu’s phone, he asked about a meme app. Kayadu expressed doubt and told him to ignore it.
Pradeep and Ashwath jokingly asked more questions until they saw a message on Kayadu’s phone that said, “Kayadu, the next big thing in Telugu cinema.” When they asked her about it, she responded… “yes it’s part of the PR game… fake it till you make it”.
Kayadu’s candid confession has highlighted the PR strategy of actors. Netizens on X have posted, “Why are you pushing yourself on us?” another fan wrote, “At least she’s honest about the fraud she’s doing”. Many people praised her confidence and commented on how impressive it was. “At least she is telling it out”, another wrote, “love your style and honesty”.
Soon after the release of Dragon, Kayadu Lohar thanked her fans for the positive response and comments they had been sending her. She said, “Thank you all for the massive response to #Dragon Movie! I’m truly overwhelmed by the love and support you have shown us Seeing all your positive tweets makes me so happy.”
About Dragon
The film ‘Dragon’ is co-written by Ashwath Marimuthu and Pradeep Ranganathan. AGS Entertainment produces it. Pradeep plays the lead role, with Anupama Parameswaran, Kayadu Lohar, George Maryan, Indumathy Manikandan, K. S. Ravikumar, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Mysskin, VJ Siddhu, and Harshath Khan in supporting roles. Leon James composed the music. Niketh Bommi handles the cinematography, and Pradeep E. Ragav edits the film.
